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UTA Working Papers in Linguistics, Volume 1, was published in 1994 by the Program in Linguistics (now the Department of Linguistics & TESOL) at The University of Texas at Arlington.
Editors: Susan C. Herring and John C. Paolillo. (The editors extend a special thanks to David Silva for assistance in preparing this volume.)
Copyrights for the papers in this volume rest with the individual authors.
Each working paper's title is linked to the paper's location on DSpace, UT Arlington's digital repository. The actual papers (in PDF format) can be found at the bottom of their DSpace page.
Author | Title | Pages |
George L. Huttar | Lexical Borrowing, Creolization and Basic Vocabulary | 1-13 |
John C. Paolillo | Finding the "Two" in Diglossia | 15-31 |
Virginia C. Vinton | The Variable (th) in Dallas African American Vernacular English | 33-50 |
A. Raymond Elliott | Predicting Near-Native Pronunciation in Spanish as a Foreign Language | 51-68 |
Susan Gary Walters | Primary Stress Assignment in Brazilian Portuguese | 69-77 |
David James Silva | The Variable Elision of Unstressed Vowels in European Portuguese: A Case Study | 79-94 |
James E. Vinton | Phonetic Emphasis in Tamil | 95-107 |
Mike Cahill | Diphthongization and Underspecification in Kɔnni | 109-125 |
Dennis Walters | Discourse-Based Evidence for an Ergative Analysis of Cebuano | 127-140 |
Patricia Willess Reiman | Subjectless Sentences in English | 141-152 |
Helga H. DeLisle | Anaphora, Pragmatics and Style in German | 153-159 |
The original UTAWPL 1 was published in print only. In 2008, the original files were converted to PDFs for online presentation. The material is presented in these PDFs with the same pagination and text. (One or two obvious typographical errors were corrected, and language data has been converted to Unicode.)
Our collective hat is off to Susan C. Herring for locating the (very old) digital files and supplying them to the department.